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The Aroostook Times, January 21, 1914 Vol 54. Houlton, Maine. Wednesday, January 2 1 , 1914. No. 3 Training Girls Adapt the prevailing styles to suit Road Convention | National Potato her individuality, keeping safely FOR THE GRIP away from extremes, and select ma­ Growers’ Meeting All Water Rates For Eusiness Mure than $1 ,500.000 is spent ev» ry P eruna Is S o m etim es U sed W ith terials that are of good quality. year for ordinary repair and main­ Through the courtesy of Cornell Good Results Since the business woman lias tenance of Maine roads. The chief I’niversity. tie* first annual meeting Are Now Due stay and since she has no A great many come to Hon. John D. Long engineer of the highway commission of the National Potato Association people use Peru­ traditions to guide her and must es­ to Boys. created by the present Republican of America, will he held at Cornell na for the grip. tablish her own precedents, it is the administration is planning a big two Cniversity, Ithaca. N. Y. during Borne use it as soon as the grip and must be paid duty of the mother, says the Chicago If Maine boys want advice from days’ convention of the road com­ the session of New York State Far­ Inter Ocean, to look the question missioners and selectmen of the f>oo begins, taking it the observation of one of New Eng­ mers Week, Feb. (It h to 15th. By during the acute on or before Jan. •quarely in the face and train the land's greatest thinkers, here it is. cities and towns that spend this mon­ further courtesy the association is to stage of the dis­ to earn her living *irl who decides Tt is from Hon. John I). Long, a na­ ey. It will he held in April after have some part of the program Tues­ ease, claiming for it great effi­ 31, at the office of in the business world how to meet tive of Maine but for many years of the town meetings. day, Feb. loth. This day is set. apart cacy in shorten­ the problems before her just as the national fame : Not only will these men who spend as New York State Potato Day and lias trained ing the disease, the father for generations Boys, 1 know that it is not the money be invited, but a general assures the association of a large and especially the boy with the same object in view. much use to preach to you, and invitation will lx; issued to the peo­ gathering of those especially inter­ in shorten ing Mrs. Jane Gift. the after stages. Beeause of this training, the boy has that, even if an impression is ple who use the roads. That means ested in the pot; to. Many people take it after they have the advantage of th e knowledge made on you, it runs the risk of everybody. The place has not been On the follow eg day the program gained by the men preceding him so decided upon, but it will lx; in tlie had the grip. Their convalescence is being effaced as soon as you come will be entirely in charge of the As­ slow. They have suffered along for a Houlton Water Go. tbftt hie attitude toward business into exposure to a temptation. central part of the State, so that it sociation. month or two, without any signs of nature, the ha« become second whiie But if you could only have in will be the biggest road convention A potato exhibit by the New York complete recovery. Then they resort f it ! baa gone into the race with only ever held in New England. The State potato growers will be held on to Peruna as a tonic, with splendid Mechanic Street, these bright, hopeful, confident results. the preparation of th e business farmers will be there ; the manu­ days of yours, the experience of Feb. l()th. Those in charge of this Mrs. Jane Gift, R. F. D. 1. Athens, aeboQl, which has had absolutely no years, you would abstain from facturer will be there and the auto­ exhibit have extended a cordial in­ Ohio, whose portrait appears above, Opposite the American baeking from the home. intoxicating liquors, not only as mobile men will be there. Addresses vitation to the members of the Na­ writes: “I think I would have been Give your daughter, then, in the dead long ago if it had not been for a matter of principle, but as a will be delivered by some of the best tional Association to participate in Express Company. first place a practical, common road builders in the country. Ex­ Peruna. Six years ago 7. had la grippe matter of hard common sense making it a success. very bad. The doctor came to see school education, see that she has a and of your personal happiness, periences will be exchanged among Among the questions to be nis- me every day, but I gradually grew thoroughly good working knowledge health, success and posterity the men who actually do the work. cussed will be the seed situation in worse. I told my husband I thought Of the English language and that she Manufacturers of road materials will New Jersey and Virginia. The I would surely die if I did not get There is no denying that in­ relief soon. knowe how to apply it. Next send toxicating liquors are indulged be on hand to show their wares. speakers on this subject will be I)r. CUT her to business school with the dis­ "One day I picked up the news­ in by many respectable peple, or Above everything else the conven­ M. T. Cook, New Brunswick, X. J., paper and accidentally found a testi­ of tinct purpose in mind preparing that they are associated, in some tion will give an opportunity for the and director T. C. Johnson, Norfolk. monial of a woman who had been herself for a serious and dignified cured of grip by Peruna. I told my Carnation Pinks literature and in some society, road builders, road users and the Va. ; Potato Diseases and Potato career, and not merely to fritter husband I wanted to try it. He went with good fellowship and merry men who maintain the roads, a Quarantine, W. A. Orton. Patholo­ away a .year or two in a haphazard directly to the drug store and got a times, or that some persons can chance to get together and talk it gist, U. S. Dept, of Agriculture, bottle of Peruna. I could see (he im­ manner before marriage. Girls do use them moderately without over with the members of the Maine Washington, I). C. ; Farmers Asso­ provement in a very short time ana notmalrry as early in life as they immediate apparent injury. But Highway Commission. It will en­ ciations. for the Marketing of the was scon able to do my work. I con­ naed to do and many hapwy, useful tinued using it until I was entirely Cyclamen in Pots take my word for it, that the able them to better understand each Product, C. E. Emhree, Maine State and independent years are spent by cured.” risk of their use is a terrible risk other as well as to better understand .Department, of Agriculture, Augus­ Mr. Victor Patneaude, 328 Madison the average girl in a business office, that there can be just as good the big problem of giving Maine the ta. St., Topeka, Kas., writes: "Twelve Primulas in Pots and the knowledge they gained times and just as good fellowship best roads that can be had for the W. A. Martin, president of the years ago I had a severe attack of la should be of inestimable value to grippe and I never really recovered without them ; and that nobody money availablh. Houlton Trust Cjmpany is president her in later years. The training in my health and strength, but grew thinks the bit less of a young This convention is a n \v idea that of the National Association and will weaker every year, until I was unable systematic work and the regularity fellow because lie will not use is progressive in every sense. Credit preside over the meetings. to work. of hours steady her, and the oppor­ them, but on the contrary that for it belongs to Chief Engineer Paul "Two years ago I began using Pe­ tunities to observe the transactions runa and it built up my strength so every business man‘hr profession­ J). Sargent and credit for recogniz­ CHADWICK, of men of affairs, the difficulties they ing its worth and giving Mr. Sar­ Warning Against that in a couple of months I was able al man, whatever his own habits, to go to work again. This winter i overcome, and the curbing of per­ instinctively turns away from gent free rein in working out the de­ had another attack of la grippe, but sonal littleness, all tend to give tier Uncooked Pork. FLORIST employing any young man who tails, belongs to Chairman Lyman Peruna soon drove it out of my sys­ an understanding of the other half tem. My wife and I consider it a has the taint of liquor about him. H. Nelson of Portland, Philip J. of human nature, which she could While A meriean people as a nil household remedy.” CONSERVATORIES: Every p h y s i c i a n now con­ Peering of Portland and William M. obtain in no other way. Ayer of Oakland, of the State High­ : prefer cook< d pork which is whole Those who object to liquid medi­ lO Hleli Street demns the use of alcohol as a cines can now obtain Peruna Tablets.
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